Origenian corpus

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The Origenian corpus is the body of theological and exegetical writings attributed to the early Christian scholar Origen of Alexandria, encompassing his homilies, commentaries, and doctrinal works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological corpus
body of writings
patristic literature corpus
associatedWith Alexandrian school of theology NERFINISHED
Catechetical School of Alexandria NERFINISHED
library of Caesarea NERFINISHED
field Christian apologetics
biblical exegesis
dogmatic theology
spiritual exegesis
hasAuthor Origen of Alexandria NERFINISHED
hasInterpretiveMethod allegorical exegesis
literal exegesis
moral exegesis
spiritual exegesis
hasPart Commentary on John
Commentary on Matthew NERFINISHED
Contra Celsum NERFINISHED
Exhortation to Martyrdom NERFINISHED
Homilies on Exodus NERFINISHED
Homilies on Genesis NERFINISHED
Homilies on Joshua NERFINISHED
Homilies on Leviticus NERFINISHED
Homilies on the Psalms NERFINISHED
On First Principles NERFINISHED
On Prayer NERFINISHED
apologetic works of Origen
biblical commentaries of Origen
doctrinal treatises of Origen
fragments of Origen
homilies of Origen
letters of Origen
lost works of Origen
scholia of Origen
influenced Cappadocian Fathers NERFINISHED
Evagrius Ponticus NERFINISHED
Gregory of Nyssa NERFINISHED
Jerome NERFINISHED
Rufinus of Aquileia NERFINISHED
later Christian mysticism
medieval biblical exegesis
language Greek
Latin translation
mainLocationOfComposition Alexandria NERFINISHED
Caesarea Maritima NERFINISHED
namedAfter Origen of Alexandria NERFINISHED
preservationStatus partially lost
partially preserved
reception condemned in Origenist controversies
controversial in late antiquity
influential in Eastern Christianity
influential in Western Christianity
religiousTradition Christianity
subjectMatter Christology
Trinity NERFINISHED
creation
doctrine of God
eschatology
free will
interpretation of Scripture
resurrection
salvation
soul
spiritual life
theologicalOrientation Alexandrian theology
Christian theology
timePeriod 3rd century
transmission Greek manuscripts
Latin translations
Syriac fragments

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Homilies on Genesis belongsToCorpus Origenian corpus